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Barhocker im Kolonialstil, Akazie & Echtleder 46x46x109 lackiert- hellbraun

Bar stool in colonial style, acacia & real leather 46x46x109 lacquered - light brown

from floki24
CHF 299.00 - CHF 299.00
CHF 299.00
CHF 299.00 - CHF 299.00
CHF 299.00

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A piece of furniture from Oxford. This series places great value on simple elegance paired with the use of natural raw materials. In this case, acacia wood was used, which stands out due to its robustness, hardness and beautiful wood grain. This bar stool will be an eye-catcher in your interior because of its appearance and especially because of its style, which can be based on the colonial period.

  • Solidly crafted bar stool in a noble colonial style
  • Comfortable seat height: can be combined in many different ways
  • comfortable upholstery made of genuine leather
  • high durability thanks to high-quality acacia wood

Number: 1 piece
Product type: Bar stools
Color: light brown

series: OXFORD
Type of wood: acacia
Quality: fully solid
Color: light brown
surface: painted
Condition: mounted
style: Classic

material: 100% genuine leather
Material 2: Solid wood
Padding 1: 100% genuine leather

Mass:

Width: 46cm
depth: 46cm
Height: 109cm
Seat depth: 41.5cm
Ground clearance: 28cm

Weight:15.00kg
Delivery time approx.: 2-5 weeks


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Delivery time approx. 14-35 days


Live in style

These pieces of furniture have the charm you are looking for!

Genuine leather

It has a seat and also a backrest, which of course is not always a given with bar stools. Both were covered with genuine leather. The cover was sealed to the wood with white rivets, which is another plus point because now the bar stool really attracts everyone's attention. Due to its soft leather cover, it is very comfortable to sit on and you can also lean against the backrest.

 

Ergotex fabric

It fits anywhere because it is the perfect size, whether with other bar stools or as an armchair at a higher dining table, it can be used for everything. The bar stool is simply practical. The beautiful grain is highlighted even more by the lacquered surface. In addition, the color honey was applied to the surface, so it exudes restraint but also elegance.

In style. Robust

It stands on four square shaped legs. These were connected in the lower third with a wooden strip to give the bar stool a robustness that, however, does not appear too exaggerated. Your guests can sit comfortably on it and enjoy the evening. Thanks to the bar stool, your living situation now looks even more aesthetic and is now the epitome of elegance and style.

 

FAQ

Is the furniture delivered assembled?

The majority of the furniture is delivered pre-assembled. However, sparse pieces of furniture such as beds, tables or benches are not.

For further information, please refer to the product descriptions of your selected item.

Proper wood care for oiled solid furniture

The purpose of a surface treated with oil is to preserve the natural properties of the wood.
This way it can continue to breathe because the pores are not closed. This treatment also enhances your overall appearance.
This also creates a special color in which the structure of the wood is particularly visible.
This additional nuance makes the piece of furniture appear even more exclusive and high quality.


Care:

Do not use a wet or damp cloth on oiled or waxed surfaces!
The water displaces the oil in the pores of the wood, which can permanently damage the structure of the wood. To remove minor dirt or contamination, use a dry cloth.
If you want to restore your piece of furniture to its former glory, first clean the surface to be treated of dust or dirt. Then use a suitable furniture oil care product sparingly and apply the product in the direction of the grain.


Scratches/Stains:

If there are scratches or stubborn stains (including dried water stains or heat stains), you will need to use fine emery or sandpaper. In these cases, roughen the affected area over a large area and in the direction of the grain to avoid unevenness. Remove all sanding residue and then treat the surface with an oil care product.

Tip: To remove minor scratches, simple household tips are enough, such as roughening the affected area with a peeled walnut or peanut. So-called retouching pens are also available in hardware stores and serve the same purpose.


Dents:

Even if the solid furniture has dents, we have a tip for you:
Place a warm damp cloth on the affected area and iron the area using pressure and steam. This will lift the wood. However, please be very careful during the procedure and make sure that the iron does not come into contact with the wood. When everything has dried out, treat the area with furniture oil.

Proper wood care for painted solid furniture

On painted surfaces, the pores of the wood remain permanently closed. This has the disadvantage that the wood can no longer breathe as usual and therefore loses its natural properties. The advantage, however, is that it is better protected against dirt and the piece of furniture is therefore much easier to care for than oiled or waxed surfaces.


Care:

As mentioned at the beginning, maintaining a painted surface does not require a lot of effort. Here you can easily use a slightly damp cloth to free the furniture from dirt, dust and other contaminants. For high-gloss lacquered furniture, you should be careful to use a fine cotton cloth (not fiber or dust cloths) to avoid unnecessary scratches or unsightly streaks.

It's not a must, but if you still want to do something good for your painted furniture and prevent it from losing its shine, we recommend using solvent-free furniture polish two to three times a year. Do not use high-gloss solvents or alcohol-based polishes/cleaners as these will only attack the surface of the wood and leave a rough and dull appearance.


Scratches/Stains/Dents:

What if the piece of furniture has some scratches or dents? Imperfections of this kind on painted surfaces are difficult to repair with your own hands and should therefore be left to professionals. It's better to be safe than sorry here: always use soft coasters to protect the surface from hard-edged objects or other dirt.

Proper wood care for waxed solid furniture

Surfaces treated with wax behave similarly to oiled surfaces, with the difference that the wax creates an additional protective layer against contamination. Here too, the wax penetrates the pores of the wood, but not too deeply, which is why the wood can continue to breathe freely. This treatment makes the piece of furniture stand out even more and has a shine that is particularly long-lasting and attractive. Stubborn dirt, smaller dents or scratches can also be repaired more easily.


Care:

As with the care of oiled surfaces, the use of wet or damp cloths should also be avoided here! Although the wax acts like an extra layer on the surface of the furniture, too much water would penetrate the pores and could damage the structure of the wood. We therefore recommend using a slightly damp cloth (preferably a cotton cloth) to remove smaller impurities.

The surface should be treated two to three times a year as the shine fades over time. Here it is important to clean the surface from dust or dirt before treatment. Then apply the furniture wax sparingly and in the direction of the grain to the surface to be treated and allow the product to take effect for a few hours.


Scratches/Stains:

Deeper scratches or stubborn stains (including water, heat and burn stains) are a little more difficult to remove. You will not be spared the use of fine lubricating gel or sandpaper. Here it is important to roughen the affected area over a large area (always in the direction of the grain) so that no unevenness occurs on the piece of furniture. Once this is done, completely remove any sanding residue from the piece of furniture and then apply a suitable wax care product to the entire surface.
Tip: Smaller scratches, on the other hand, can be dealt with quickly with simple household tips, such as rubbing a peeled walnut/peanut or wax stick with the appropriate color on the affected area.


Dents:

If one of your furniture has a dent, there is no need to panic. We have a good tip for you here too:
Place a warm, damp cloth on the dented area. Then iron the area with a little pressure and steam. However, be careful not to touch the wood with the iron to avoid unnecessary burn marks. If everything is to your satisfaction, treat the area with a furniture wax after it has dried out.